The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-02 00:00:00

SIVONS FOR JANPARY. I 1—. , 14 IrrinN 1H ?REV AfLINO rASIIIONs THE. *IO.NTI4, As itEritksi,PA*lo AY aLEGANT Du AwINCS, that N 1 M NV rz OPI,KuvATtoN, Vt :A„ LADY OF UtS EIN. etitsiito ripOwt ALAI. otitis:4l - 4'4TR ACIRD iN " I.A Ili L.Lti ASstP4lll.tx ; 04.11AttS,V$1 icol„AT AND IA ntiuriAliLt I , ol4.:PnifjPl744ol' itoNT PI. ‘Vhalever difficulty we in.ty find from the great variety conmittally introtiiic:es there can be none at this moment in recountsMtsthng articles ot a seasoliatile up pro priation, The pieseitt deterin ne . i severity of the weather will forcibly' ap, , eal to the senses, and lead those females (who wiuld prerrrve that health without which there is no beauty)tostit:lter themselves from the pleat:nig attaas of the cold, by a jiitlicious duo, lion of her' bosom thend This at ;idle dozs not now (as tortnetly) Consiti !Wan insignificant piece •Itit, 'just fitted to' the chest, but in contermity to that enkArKeit sense, its irolliptell naive name implies, 'Minds a toot e extensive iirotedion in the sensible utidcrwrup 'ot fleecy-hosiery, Or In the' us4i4o pelisse, of purple or criniscitt - Velvet, lined witlilli.: "test skin; in lon C ritian mantles wadded and liried.tWitit•siik, and truth. nicd ,situ spotted ermine, or other. rich ttu ; in the closely folded spencer, with Spanish mantle of tine Vigonia cloth ; in the ,satin scarf witli swansdown; and to the cab. binteie shawl and cravat, which is gratefully dispouill, sous to shelter the form trout the partial ail to which it ts.exposed ptihlic places and parties The. scarlet cardinal, which is now so as to Ake th' eye with its invariable glare, continues, nevertiteless, to bead :ptset oy very genteel women On th e abLve-Itielitioned occzsions, and certainly forms a very sensible wrap, for the theatres, as well as for the inoriting walk thrtu.git the grounds, at the seats and villas in the cottit4 try. V los oAtiit scarfs with borders of the ligyptiaii In crimson ciotti, velvet, or cliemilt, are very elegant and tasteful orliartiAits lot lull dreSs ; as are also tireasses in this style with long . sleeves, .rucked Lull on the arm, and finished w i th an antique cuff lit vandike. 'slack ;velvet tones broidered gold stomachers or trsntlncil with vati c!). 1,4 lace; scarlet botnbazecti, or crimson cloth, or muslin, with white *gin long sleeve, .aid stontactier edged with sit. ver vino or frtnge; Indian muslin runes, with long sleeves of 4111 v, milk white or coloured Satin wakts, laced in front, cut low on the bosom, anti finished with a plaiting at • J'rette net, &tucker c. I 101tlett tics,. shot t opera tippet of swansdown,. and tinindling inott.t:do,roi men entirely of lace; t plaiting ot net round the .we, and finished tamind and In *ow with rows oi narrow ribband ; the hair in lull curls tit ifolir, and horned as a crop belundi are habits of taslnonable C ropt hair is becoming too indiscrlminarelykertetal ; some at our (sir tashinnablco (rave, howover, latel) intrduced the hind hair In felon riii,oets on the hack and shoulders ; winch fashion, it ttlitVerSai, will entirely exclude the Queen Ell. gan4.ttes runt; now neeuniing general. White muslin rubes, as nett as,,tIIRSO,Of coloured craps and satinet, are now wrought in mos t 'Citstorul and elegant bottlers tit this very pretty aid attraellit itiliferlal. Scarlet awl deep orange ribbands, worked in tight and simple pat. 4croti ot black chenille, and placed on the bottom. bosom, and sleeves at robes, honied of muslin the same colour, has a most striking and pleasing OM. Dresses olcolouted Cloth and velvet, trimmed with rich antique lace, or with :gold or sewer, as adapted to their several shades, are amidst t h e hi g h e r orders of full dress. Coloured ktir. len% 'or era, e, of deep amber, crimson, glass. emelt, worn over oh " sa i„ o r ii . a rsnet, is, however, tar mote light and up. propitiate tOr •the youthf,,l female. The peasant's jacket and betto.oat, of fine linpetial, or Queen's stud, occasionally lends with the while gowns for more general wear. The Waist is tearfully increasing in 1e.neth,r,490404.. sleeves acid ornaments are alter the (.; recian and ..spardslt costume, es. apes, wily re the rut, or imperial fiaticlkercniei, is introduced. S t rut' lndtatt scarli., and Itientlo,4l Palligh silk, tardelully embroidered, and negligently disposed across the .back and shoulders, are now ditstlnglilihintairridirdage to thl: evening dreis. Andalusian vests or coloured velvet, with short train petticoats of tl tuatltl , sifipen obliquely with lace or needle. • 'work . , i* a very,attraettve and uni ,ue habit. White swans. down tippets ate beConie Unite generally fashionable since our last communicat ton. ,Thestratv bonnetasltow tied dowfl with a ve ry bro a d ribband, and ornamented towards one side with st bunch 01 variegated daisies.. - - bonnets of this stti - all Grecian poke form, compose:lot cidoured satin or velvet, i ore d o i ne d w i t h lace headush, a full chenille, or Chinese.tioss binding at the edge, a ribbalid of the sauna *bade confining it. under the anti a timoy winter ttower placed across the front, is a somewhat novel and very pretty article in this line, Caps 01 hot., Morino cloth, trimmed at the edge with Woad van. dyke lace, and ornamented with a $Ol4. or other.correspon.. dent dower ' ant a superior cat of decoration for such as cover the bead in Ina dress. !rays undergotr little change since our last 'Num b bet .. The drop 014; 4 is now wain 11l full stress; and the round ring is consequently contused to the more Witt meting, style. tklo remark is noccoury for tbs . just appropriationof dial !love, beyond what is eilitttal44ll ut otir last ,sful •poxedins Umbers, This trait Pri:Vailia'g Coliatirtiag this 61041.011 are scarlet and puritte. Tin saiciet gerate4l, orause i , purple, grass. Steen, aid Spatualt Oy • o , 4oalajabiti, &c. moberliz e y itgrola v a DitOSltifint. Vie plants of Wheat have universally benefited by the three weeks trot; nothing can be more pro. prising than their general appeiliatiCe through the principal cora &tunas. T: a too luxuriant Nlate Of 1t y early sown on tinh lands, h;t 4 thus been sea* lionably checked. On the dry soils In Kent and . seteral forward hwtitndinen intend Com "Meticing the new year with dibbling Mazzigan Beans :40,;.hist th..taie of the piotiosed bia4Kiaill not admit 4,1 : o , nerat sowing for borne fluid glipOtime. The not raised bettire thejan , are found to work ill. Bur little couldrbe expeded in the progreii ,rimbsf.dry in the counkof the lag month, ' 'lond the. ordinary operations Of clearing farm ards, •and carrying manure cot upon, the fortaipti,akt Rape suffered but lode from the host, 'lying in must countries proteeted by the snow. The H ay n i ao;ets took a start for a tew days, dirt soon dropped 'again. Straw its Menthol, and continued • low pric: d. Winter 'fares are to, ck ward, but re main gaud plants. Potatoes, both for inutiatt Stlbsist eriCe and the food of cattle, are plentiful, and still iva ,n na bly, l'be Meat Market? have been abun dantly gupihed with prime beef arid nitition throtigh the month. The decline of the` rage lur over tat • Meat, utfortieti a larger supply of %veil led cattle this Chtiteitna9, than Las been known at Smithfield for many sta‘tnis before, and that tit wore-reasonable vices, Veal and House L3inb were' found rather scarce, and"consevently 'dear. Lean Stock of most kinds are rather' lower. The 1301) 111arkets• are sottievrhat cheaper but those of \Vuul lave found a further advance. A mtrt bring highway rolibety'Wns committed on flittralay Ingot, on the rte - td lestaing until Buttgay tta Norwich, Mr, Joseitbso» atnll44K(Oen, both of the latter place, were returning fr , oin'tqti n one.horse gig, when they were stopped near 'Frowse by three footpads, who rifled them of 3FY guineas and 0 silver watch. The robbers then ohkg Fti ed the two Gentle'- .rnen to descend from their veck, in which they took their 401/40, 31)4 rode off, The most singular .cirettrustante, however, is, that articles of ,jewellery, to t h e mmutt of 6001, were secreted in the gig, and o f which, no doubt, they had received ifiteUipnee, an d tits i b t i g noe possetised of. The horse, gig, and tbt rwo boies Lin which thejvweitittry had been packed). empty, have been fin - 01 in *hoe leading front Norwich to Wiley.' robbers are 8414 to have been genteelly habited. 7P;;ILSI . I ND ArlSl3 Sit • Saturday the - adjont ned , Meeing for the further examination of the above 'Bankrupts took place. Mr. Tit sox, Clerk to the Cominission, called the attention of the Court to some insinuations which itiid gone forth reflecting on the character of Lord - Motu*, in'consequence of what hall been - mentioned at the last meeting, relative to a debt of 40001. due by his Lordship to We Bankrupts; and Which was rumoured to have arisen from some funding specula tions—ia rumour as false as. it was ituprobabld—Land 'he now stated, ore the part of that Noble Lord, chat the debt was long :since paid by his LordshiP's Soli citor, who was now ready to attest the fact. Counsellor Mosti4ovi admitted, that he did, in portitianCe of his duty, at tholast meeting, matte some inquiry on the subject now in question, but declared that not a, ward or observation ever passed his lips, reflecting in any way on that Noble Lard, nor could he conceive how such a rumour atilt have taken ttottots were then delivered in, as made out since the last meeting.---Mr. Bish expressed a desire to his Counsel, Mr. Cullen, that the lottery accounts should be lain on the Table. Mr. Ilaithby objected, until Mr. Bish should be proved a creditor. Mr. Cullen replied in support-of Mr. Biiih's right to see the accounts. The Commissioners decided in fa vour of Mr. Bish's desire. A long examination of Mr. Walsh by Mr. CONST t!ien followed, respelling the first and recond Lot teries, and his answers were prompt and The only part for winch hesaid he could notelearly account respeeted the number of tickets *tilt to his agent in Ireland, to worn, however, he had re , peatedly written, but • could never receive any. satis factory answer. Much further interrogation took place, in order that 'Mr. Walsh should account from what fund ; he bad drawn the sum of 68,0001. which - it appeared he. had paid for tickets bout lit in from the subscribers, and with. what % iew it was that he had purchased those tickets Linar the third da%'s drawing to which his answers.purpotted, that the funds were cash and drafts that came into the hands of the firm in the course of. business, and the object to meet a speculation in the purchase of produces, and to benefit the Lottery cohtraet. These were the - onlypert of the proceedings we,conceive material fur detail; and it was finally agreed,' that the acc'unts should be referied fur examination to . Ws:4ra. Champney, Jackson, and Galled ;' alter which . the meeting adjourned to §aturdry, dam. t 1, when the Bankrupts are to pass their final examination. A letter from tiainburgh, dated Dec. to, says, Oor friend made his appearance, here, very unexpectedly, two days ago. You are alieady prised that he went some months ago to St. Peters burgh, and wilt, I should ,suppo,e, be not a little surprised when you learn the motives of his journey to that city. The object of his mission was .tally to, convey letters from the English Government to Nest LTZuVE, CA x 'ottis v, STROGoNorP, etc, and to the Emperor himielf, previous to the interview at ErfUrtli. had an audience with the Em peror, with whom he was closeted halt an hour, when his Majesty expressed-in the strongest terms his fixed determination " not to embroil himself tr e , , yain with the, French :" these Were his words.— Tow. after affair -.at. Ertintli,,.* you may rely, r • has fir:oly established hint in-this' resolution. Aft pro bability is therefore now done away of coming to arty friendly arrangement with Russia, and ybu must take your'" intaiiUrcii. accordingly." &tore Lord HoLIAND left Corunna for Portugal, he wro(o letters to a number of his friends in this country, winch were -received by the last . DUI. We understand that his Lordship speaks with confidence do to the final success of the Spaniaids, though he thinks that their struggle will be long and arduous. The troops ..embarking. at Rarnsgate, With those Ordered for embarkation at Cork, will amount to 15,00 men, and their destination at present' is said to bt:Catliz. Every exertion is making in the different departments to equip and send off the tirbt part of the Expedition. is will oinsist :of nearly 1 I moo men. The German Horse Artillery, a Brigade' Of Foot Guards, the S. cond Baitaliuft 37th Regiment, , and First Battalion ;Mil iteginient; are embarking at the same monient in ihts Country, that the hit Drapons, the Royals, 2d •Baltalian sad, and ft oltie other corps, are embarking in Ireland; and the 73d Highlanders, and several other corps in Scotland. • The Royals are the only heavy horse .to be sent off at present ; but 4- is understood that all the *airy regiments, formerly intended tOr this service, will follow immediately ; and that the two re,;imants ut ,Gvrtnati :\.rtillery, the tOth Light Dragoons, the Blues, and 4th DrtiOutt GuAlcli i will be the first 1p catubitrk.. The tirht pat of the ot.pc dition is tinder the, orders of:Major-Gen. bruNck,a. 11e has under 1 C; .1.01 MUURAY, of the Maltese Corps (lortnerly of the Goads), Mirior. CAAIPIII , ,,GI., Of the Guards ; Major-General TusoN, ()Hite 44th regiment, Lieutetiant-Colonel Tuczatr, Deputp•Adjutardipeneral. Tin; 4,111 bat talion of ~t he, Scottilivals,,nnd the . 20011 . 141'm0 o f the Connaught Rangers, endrark with lite next di vision of the Expedition, at Well a% the 77th legittitihti. A boar's crew of an English gun+brig, consisting of 14 men, incindin a warrant officer, lately landed on the French coast, for the purpose of dilltribliting papers, &c. and having., drawn their boat on shore, proceeded into the country, where, at a publie.house, they imprudently got illiOXiC3led, and were. made Prisoners by a party of horse patroling the COSI. The French Government, on being informed of the affair, ordered them to beexemted as spies, and their.bo dies exposed on gibbets, at intervals of a mile apart; along the French coast, from Grisnez to Boulogne. A most splendid suit of baby-linen has been or dered by Madame CAT. 3 / 4 .1-Atii, preparatory to her expeeted accouaellent. , , The Lottery finished drawing on Saterday.---- Strange to tail, three .f . the four TwetirS% - 11 1944;11 1 Pound Priies wine!) the wheel eontitrtetl were drawivonthat evening, as well ai one Ptrie pr Fi ve Thougand Pounds - . 'Wo, are glad to find- . that the whole of the Capitals, together with the two Pickets of One Thousand Tielteta, have been sold priticipli. IY in shares, by the diKreitt Ofliee-keepers ; and that 'the Quitman( is, nevertheless, likely, by tins profit be derives, to have a fair reward for his la - hours; LON DON : Primed by It c sisalsx lisas ts, at No. 4, lii.trtlett.tua Yr, Baia-street ; a. At the StIN-Otirms No. 1 1 Strand wh-ert imtve4irentents, Orderi 'Kern the tatiiiZA OIZETTE, Crihtonissions signed by the Lord Lieuienatit of the Colinty of Wokeesmer. East Worcester Regiment of Local Militia. ,General Je ff ery Amherst to be Colonel, - dated Septeiiiber a 4, ti? . Thomas Beale Cooper. Esq. to be Major, dated as above. William Law Imsq. to be Captain, datectas above. johnYeend Bediord, Esq. to be ditto, dated September a 6, 111015„ Benjamin Murrell, Bair to be ditto, dated September 17, William Birch, Esq. to beditto, dated September 38, mYos. joint Proetcir: , Earal to ti..t ditto, dated September 20, iSOB Thomas Howse, Egg: to be ditto, dared Sept. 30, doll. George William Smith, Gent. lo be Lieutenant, dated Sept. 24, 'Sol. Joseph Edp, Cent, to be ditto, dated September 24, t B OB. oh hunts, gent. to be ditto, dated - September z 6, Thomas Smith, Gent; to be ditto, dated Septem all, krancts Dimity, Gent. to bed itto ,_ dated Sep. tember 30, ICS. Grey Edward liouitcm, Gent. to be ditto, dated OttOber 1, 180 S. -• Daniel Edge, Geo. to be Ensign, dated September 24, 18.8. Waltord 'Lod, Cent. to be ditto, dated September 24, 15 8. john Rec. ster, t..enit to be Surgeon, dated Sept. Williams. Gent; to be Qum ter•Nlaster, dated as Worcesteishire Old M i litia. m Thomas Wrentord Southouse, to be Captain, eke Sexy. resigned, dated Nov. 7. DUI. Commissions in the King's Own Regiment of Staffordshire Militia, signed by time Lord Lieutenant. Charles I,enn, Gem. tu be Lieutenant; dated Oa. 5, ILL A leXamder TWO Gent, tb be ditty, dated Ott. to. 111 J. pito Cotlyer, 'dent. to be ditto, tidied Nov. az, ttioB. WAISUII, (hilt. to be mr to, d .ten AS At/uVC. MUCkletitcHl. - Gent. to ix:ditto, dated Ik‘rtntrer t, tB.l Martin Murphy, Gent. to be 1: naign, dated November 21, 'hog Commission in tho 14t Regitnerit of Ayrshire Militia, signed •by the Lord Lieuteisont. Ensign Hngh Unpin:lt to be !AcmeAunt, vice Woods, de cedsed, dated i , ecember 14, sac*. Commission siAlllllil by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Vt.:loaning ()mix Volunteer Annie!) , LieUtellaitt Limn:her to be Captain, hleredith, resigned, daied December 26, sBo4. Commission signed by the Lord_Lieut.stant of the County or Carmarthen. Royal Cdritiarthen Fuzileera. john Charles Nlereuyin ' (tent. to be second Lieutenant. vice Whyte, resigned. tidtt.ti Oeceniber It, tilog. , S*lllo:4lVit , n' .• • • OttAVUSNO.p4CIMatic 31. Paillfd by—the Mary Aug, kiristunan, fronlStockho ti i and did success; itedinsurfroril tvtingate, will} ),lrc Of to , . r s eolthe poie , fast 1140141 w. S.kiled --the Favourite, Pike, for S. luciu 4 s . ) Norfolk Hero, Walker, tbr Dublin ; tuld the Aurora, We4thcrald, fur Cork. • : • ori the skll Ale Lady of (oho Arinitroot Eq. .0C Hetet Grove Muse, Soutercet, at . x Daughter) On the '.lllll Ult. at Wolverton, tito,kN, the Latty atilt Hon. and Rev: Ike. H. Cathcart, at a Dato.;liter, MARRI4II.' On the 26th utt. at nirgs, Ayrshire; ' 14 ajoir Dana:!' It+t 4 Latie, ot the Retigat Artillery. late Commaidatt ni -, fort tbuc,rugh And its (14pettdcncvs, t, , Miss 1044, tr Ituogrol &lighter or tits iate Mr, lotto Hutaq, oi nailL morning, at St. Siiviour`i SontitwAtle . , ttkitittit. plairison, Chavi4lll ot, that r 413:3h, to Miss Hunt,' OfWal cot-place, Lambeth. ,` J~lf3t~. • In Ffidsty evening last, aked 61, Cariaiit John liouchirr l.hzutenpnt- C.rerpo. at the koyAl kio§ pi ta a Cireenwi..l: 44 ate rt4y, , Miss- M4,4,.s44eit'ititughter ..t f Esq., of Upper IA ialpole-Weet sifter al“..vrac lingerlik, illness. Pitieg OF STOCCS • SATURDAY. , *Bc ) l i -S s, t ; c c lit f .. :t.lerst , shi,t' t, lSl4 4l)(it a lfo l csisy 34. ,ri. pr.. f Tlie /tent. 95 ej . ' E'x'et,rtssl. 11111,, 3,4, i-,, pr. i 4. .1* Ct: 11. 1 # thiffittuair, i ,oc u ceat. 1,,....t • $541 i intourigti. 3 itt:r_C,crit.. ipa •;,:ett. (201,,. ..ffitt 'iliuf Awn. .4ilk t. Atm, 'f 3 I-loth tS - Coris. tor I.)pettiogi (,f4 i , , I e «.. BANKRUPTCY E.VLARUED. [(din Col!grove, of Red Lion-htreet, Holborn, Middlesex, wine ineruhant, tiotii Dec,. 17 to tcb. 4, at ten, at Guild. hall. BANICIttIPTS. Richard of Woolwich, Kent, baker, to surr niter lan.- 7, 21, ailil Feb . 11, at ten, at Guildhall,L o ndwi. Ale .tytne,y, Mr. Allen, Frederick's-place, Old Dowry, Thornali .11 , 141)441, yl . Scarnoroagli, Yorkshire, vintner, lan. Ai, 2.4, : o ut keb. It, at eleven, at the Bla‘ksinitlis Scarborough. A ttorities, Mr. lioustield, Bouverie-street, fleet,street, London; or Mr. Woudhail jun. Se r_ borough. William Heaven, of Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, clothier, (an: to, s i p, and Feb. t ' at eleven, at (..;uildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, •Fore.atreet, Lciwilrgate. Peter Dewhursr, of Preston. Lancashire, slater and flaggar, kn. ig, at live, 20, and Feb. al, at el even, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Attornies, Mr. Webster, Lancaster.;' and Messrs. liteasdale, Alexander and Hahne, New Inn, London, lames Parke Hirthlon, , of St. Rees, Cumberland, Cattail oanulatturer, fan. 21. at 41X, 14, and Feb. t ti at twelve, at the Bridge inn, Bolton in the Moirs Lancashire. At- Mimes, Mebira." Haworth and Soli, ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, fernple, London. John limit, of Liverpool, haberdasher and hosier, lan. 24, 25, and Feu. t it, at one, at the Star and Loiirter. Tavern, Liverpool. Atturnies„ Mr. ItlAckstoLk, St. Mildred's. court, Poultry, London and Mr. lames Marrow, Liver. William Dutton, of Liverpool, grocer, lan. 23, 24, and Fab. 1, at one, 81 tile (Aube Tavern, Liverpool, Atto•nies, Mr. Woods, Liverpool ; or Mr. Mai:kidnap St. Mil. Politiy, Lyndon. ' • folut tlayes i ut oxford, grocer. lan. - is, '2*, at eleven, and Feb. 11, at twelve, atuutlittla Lotttlutt. Attorney, Mr. Young, West Smithfield. DIVIDRNbS. fan, 17. John kowa, of Castle.street, Falcon-square, metc ,, ant, at ten, at unildtudt. • 1.1. uSt:pit sr) of UppLtr N0rt0.p14 , ..e. Gray's-}nn. 0,11,1 tetivi y, struct, .vlary•ic bone, ,th(t turorsi-litAkers, at ten, at Ca 1411 kt. ta t l al. use IA) King and William Edward King, of St. I'a i Covent-G.44(4414 M.dilltneX4 alik•iner‘ers, at lan. 21. low' Wardell ot , King's..l.yers., Norfolk, grocer, at At Guild. ail, London. lap. 21 I houta.i dectiwitii, of the Commercial-road, Mid ar teu,11,41 t.; whin-J.4 . . Igl I . 21. . Wal iikol , Owls, al' t; itne. la ladx, KetditlitOrdWd, .vi tad leNeX t CialrUter. in CieVell, at kaututhatt, ..,, 141 1 0 , litti, ai . fuseinf foaknittrst, of citaring-Ci.os."-Micittltiita - , jk:%vtallcr, itt ten, at'Ciutidhall. I. Z O . 4. 1 ,41111, $ Wc . gon, in eall•Mati, Nliddlastx, vitither, At Al to U 441041. - _ _ MarLir 4. iostan Sitarec, of Market Deeptog, Lincolnshire, lineti-iii.iper, atone, it GUilditall, Lumlon. lit). iq ,Nicycr Colton, o.,Devoosture-street, Qattew-square, MittLl4esex, ext.oattp-broker, at twelve, at 14 Ulla- 1tt1724. George Newcomb, of !lath, jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhol), London. _ 1411. lt. I'llOlll4S Clough, of Burnley, Yorkshire, k:i.allier 'at eleven, at the l;olileti Lion, I..ect l b. ~L4rit4,,..- 1.4.1, 2i, (olin Dutton of LeVCII3IIUIrIIC, Aianchestar, v deVslo ) at the Uog Tavern, Manche*. ter, law. in. 21. John Marktu 'the younger, of Napton-opoti-tha Warwickblitie, shklinteeper, at eleven, 21 the 1,1A.:1: Warvocic... lan. 3 . 0. 'antes Nlakelnint, of Tipper Thamesotteet, Lon don, clieeseinciket, at twelVe, at auildhali. • -lan. 30, Margaret Lononio, of t'ent,th, Curnherlitnil, hiker, in one, at Gulion4ll, Lcindon. Feb. J.. (ono Cuitirs and .lotin titilihens,. of Pcuryn, fihurilitepers, at ten, at Guildhall, London. rlidatenao. tit infant Lucas, 'of Cticapside, London, watt. houbenian,.at twelye, at • - lames Fairhurst inti Timei Rowromf, of biverpool. Thomas White, Samuel lones, aii.l Charles Nialin, et Ald. gate High -street. Thomas Laii);Lake 'Richards and - loiepli Deltailly of Seal, :Kent, surgeons. IleiljAnin North and Richard Newhouse, of Shelly-Wood house, York. acrinhling-millers. William Horne and Wilh4tn Lieroard, of Market street, St. lames's newsmen. Cholas Harrison and John Cartman, of Ripon, Attornies, Al tabani and blurcott, of Birmingham, cheese. cietors Joseph Clamour and Robert Hancock, of Sheffield, eutlera., Francis Henry lionoer and Thoiitas Godwin, of tleet-streer, booksidlcra Samuel Greg, of Manchester, James Lyle , . of Philadelphia, and Peter Evart, of Manetester, inert:tutus. It was recently stated, that an attempt had been made to rob the house of Mr. Thomas Pitt, au On lent farmer at Brokenborough, in Wiltshire . , on the Bth of Ivst month, and that one of the robber's had raised himself up to one of the windows, and dit- Fiarged a pistol, with The supposed -intention' of murdering Mr. Pitt. statement rested on die Authority of 'Mr. Pitt's housekeeper, who had re lated several additional circumstances, amongst 'which was her .discharging a gum at the robber, who had fallen to the ground, and uttered three groans.— The same housekeeper also four years ago stated, that a man discharged a gun at her whilst looking out of window, and that 137 shot lOdged about the_ bed, which marvellous story was credited by Mr. Pitt, on her producing the 137 shot, and who was also eV/ firmly eunvino&l'of the reality of the outrage, that lie published hantl-bills, offering a reward at guineas tor tlie discovery of the otfenders. The consternation this sopposed outrage had caused in the neighbourhood, no person for innearound daring to go alit after dark, induced the Earl of Sill folk, Who resides near the place, to wine to Mt. READ, the Chief Magistrate at liow-street requesting sonic intelligent persons might be sent there to endeavour to discover. Ihe parties concerned; in consequence of which, Adkins and Riven.- Were sent there about a fortnight. ago; they took every means to trace this mysterious athiir to its true source, and ,which they soon bad reason to believe wairentireky fabricated by the housekeeper iiersell„. for SQ;liehll43. ! er purpose of bar own. The officers accurdingiyeo municated their suspicions to Mr. Pitt, and assigned as a reason, that it was impossible his house cintid have been attacked by robbers in the way. describell by the housekeeper, as persons wishing to plunder his house, or do 3 personal injury.. could ea idly h ive accomplished either, all his doos:being let open, except one, and that having one of the most -iuditte» rent lastunings they hal ever met with, and the rob» .bees would not, in the nature of things, have at-; tempted it in the ridiculous way dwicribed by her, especially as she always burnt a candle in her room. Ir. Pitt replied, that she had been in ins ,gervicels Otunber of years, during which time he had:never discovered any thing wrong in her, and ha had up reason to suspect her of inventing this .tale. The'follnwing morning after this conversation the Officers', suspicions were contirwd by the house. keeper going to than in great hate, and saying she had found a document which had been pnt.undir the outer-door, which proved beyond a doubt the esw istence of a gang to rob and injure her master. The tellowingis a copy : Datn.tbou tout and Policy Officers. I will .mur terAusisisetaitt her who murdered my friend; tout Fitt i will cut your ban out, dam you alt." The Officers, however, were not to be.so easily, (101)0 (4) ex.ainiiiing this curious composition; ;hey discovered it to be a woman's writing, and abeam paring.it with the hunieke'eper:s writing, in which site had stated fully the particulars oft the attack ttte robbers, , arc. they bad rio, doubt ails being tiers; they in consequence conmuni lea terl the eirdtrustsuiso to Mr. Esteourt, who,. agreeing_ . with sate Otliceri, issued his warrant to apprehend her, and also a sot rant against Mr, Pitt, in consequence of his having s)iitirirted every Thing she had ~air.larifi they ti001:4,-! Ncent an examination befor e tee. ,EarAsf§44)o4. I,:ittcourt, Mr. Paul, and several other Magistrates. Pitt was only detained a few. boars. They waft, perfeelly satisfied as to her writtpj, taut ,the, proo f not being sufficient, she was dii9bolged l ,4lo , ,- 444 in custody about a week. „„., A child, about two years old, ,wait en . 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